Upon landing in Brasília, the former Minister of Justice in the Bolsonaro government, Anderson Torres, was arrested by the Federal Police. Find out more at Curto Flash, our selection of the main headlines of the moment. ⚡️
Anderson Torres was arrested this Saturday morning (14) by the Federal Police. The arrest occurred after the former Minister of Justice and former Secretary of Public Security of the Federal District arrived in Brasília, coming from the United States. (G1)
Businesswoman Tereza Cristina Van Brussel Barroso, wife of Federal Supreme Court (STF) minister Luís Roberto Barroso, died this Friday (13). At 57 years old, she was admitted to the Hospital Sírio-Libanês in Brasília, treating cancer that started in the femur. (People's Mail)
China reported this Saturday (14) that it had recorded almost 60 deaths related to Covid-19 in just over a month, the first large number of deaths published by the government since it eased its strict health measures in December.
According to health authorities, the average age of the deceased is 80,3 years old and more than 90% of fatal victims were over 65 years old. Most suffered from underlying illnesses. (G1)
Americanas is trying to get out of the spiral of problems after the revelation of a R$20 billion hole. The company went to court to prevent banks from bringing forward the execution of debts. The judge of the 4th Business Courtarial from Rio, Paulo Assed, granted an urgent precautionary measure, which, in practice, suspends any possibility of freezing or sequestering assets. This protection is valid for 30 days. At the end of the period, the company can file a request for judicial recovery or the decision loses its effectiveness. (The Globe)
Little by little, São Paulo returns to the carnival atmosphere. This and the next few weeks, street blocks are holding open rehearsals and parties as a “warm-up” for what is to come in February, with options mainly concentrated on weekends.
Events are generally held indoors and with an entry fee. For the blocks, the agendas are opportunities both to prepare technically and financially for the parades and a way to reconnect with the public after two years without an official street carnival. Since 2020, this is the first pre-carnival without the restrictions of the pandemic and with a more controlled number of hospitalizations due to Covid-19. (Estadão)
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